python figure reference
plotly charts are described declaratively with objects in plotly.graph_objs and dict. Every aspect of a plotly chart (the colors, the grids, the data, and so on) has a corresponding key-value attribute in these objects. This page contains an extensive list of these attributes.
Plotly's graph description places attributes into two categories: traces (objects that describe a single series of data in a graph like Scatter or Heatmap) and layout attributes that apply to the rest of the chart, like the title, xaxis, or annotations).
Here is a simple example of a plotly chart inlined with links to each attribute's reference section.
import plotly
import plotly.plotly as py
import plotly.graph_objs as go
print plotly.__version__ # At least 1.8.6 is required. Upgrade with: $ pip install plotly --upgrade
data = [
go.Scatter( # all "scatter" attributes: https://plot.ly/python/reference/#scatter
x=[1, 2, 3], # more about "x": /python/reference/#scatter-x
y=[3, 1, 6], # more about "y": /python/reference/#scatter-y
marker=dict( # marker is an dict, marker keys: /python/reference/#scatter-marker
color="rgb(16, 32, 77)" # more about marker's "color": /python/reference/#scatter-marker-color
)
),
go.Bar( # all "bar" chart attributes: /python/reference/#bar
x=[1, 2, 3], # more about "x": /python/reference/#bar-x
y=[3, 1, 6], # /python/reference/#bar-y
name="bar chart example" # /python/reference/#bar-name
)
]
layout = go.Layout( # all "layout" attributes: /python/reference/#layout
title="simple example", # more about "layout's" "title": /python/reference/#layout-title
xaxis=dict( # all "layout's" "xaxis" attributes: /python/reference/#layout-xaxis
title="time" # more about "layout's" "xaxis's" "title": /python/reference/#layout-xaxis-title
),
annotations=[
dict( # all "annotation" attributes: /python/reference/#layout-annotations
text="simple annotation", # /python/reference/#layout-annotations-text
x=0, # /python/reference/#layout-annotations-x
xref="paper", # /python/reference/#layout-annotations-xref
y=0, # /python/reference/#layout-annotations-y
yref="paper" # /python/reference/#layout-annotations-yref
)
]
)
figure = Figure(data=data, layout=layout)
py.plot(figure, filename='api-docs/reference-graph')
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.ScatterScatter trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
string)
""
flaglist string)
"lines", "markers", "text" joined with a "+"
OR "none".
"lines", "markers", "lines+markers", "lines+markers+text", "none"
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
enumerated:
"linear"
|
"spline"
|
"hv"
|
"vh"
|
"hvh"
|
"vhv"
)
"linear"
number between or equal to 0 and 1.3)
1
string)
"solid"
boolean)
enumerated:
"none"
|
"tozeroy"
|
"tozerox"
|
"tonexty"
|
"tonextx"
)
"none"
color)
enumerated:
"0"
|
"circle"
|
"100"
|
"circle-open"
|
"200"
|
"circle-dot"
|
"300"
|
"circle-open-dot"
|
"1"
|
"square"
|
"101"
|
"square-open"
|
"201"
|
"square-dot"
|
"301"
|
"square-open-dot"
|
"2"
|
"diamond"
|
"102"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"202"
|
"diamond-dot"
|
"302"
|
"diamond-open-dot"
|
"3"
|
"cross"
|
"103"
|
"cross-open"
|
"203"
|
"cross-dot"
|
"303"
|
"cross-open-dot"
|
"4"
|
"x"
|
"104"
|
"x-open"
|
"204"
|
"x-dot"
|
"304"
|
"x-open-dot"
|
"5"
|
"triangle-up"
|
"105"
|
"triangle-up-open"
|
"205"
|
"triangle-up-dot"
|
"305"
|
"triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"6"
|
"triangle-down"
|
"106"
|
"triangle-down-open"
|
"206"
|
"triangle-down-dot"
|
"306"
|
"triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"7"
|
"triangle-left"
|
"107"
|
"triangle-left-open"
|
"207"
|
"triangle-left-dot"
|
"307"
|
"triangle-left-open-dot"
|
"8"
|
"triangle-right"
|
"108"
|
"triangle-right-open"
|
"208"
|
"triangle-right-dot"
|
"308"
|
"triangle-right-open-dot"
|
"9"
|
"triangle-ne"
|
"109"
|
"triangle-ne-open"
|
"209"
|
"triangle-ne-dot"
|
"309"
|
"triangle-ne-open-dot"
|
"10"
|
"triangle-se"
|
"110"
|
"triangle-se-open"
|
"210"
|
"triangle-se-dot"
|
"310"
|
"triangle-se-open-dot"
|
"11"
|
"triangle-sw"
|
"111"
|
"triangle-sw-open"
|
"211"
|
"triangle-sw-dot"
|
"311"
|
"triangle-sw-open-dot"
|
"12"
|
"triangle-nw"
|
"112"
|
"triangle-nw-open"
|
"212"
|
"triangle-nw-dot"
|
"312"
|
"triangle-nw-open-dot"
|
"13"
|
"pentagon"
|
"113"
|
"pentagon-open"
|
"213"
|
"pentagon-dot"
|
"313"
|
"pentagon-open-dot"
|
"14"
|
"hexagon"
|
"114"
|
"hexagon-open"
|
"214"
|
"hexagon-dot"
|
"314"
|
"hexagon-open-dot"
|
"15"
|
"hexagon2"
|
"115"
|
"hexagon2-open"
|
"215"
|
"hexagon2-dot"
|
"315"
|
"hexagon2-open-dot"
|
"16"
|
"octagon"
|
"116"
|
"octagon-open"
|
"216"
|
"octagon-dot"
|
"316"
|
"octagon-open-dot"
|
"17"
|
"star"
|
"117"
|
"star-open"
|
"217"
|
"star-dot"
|
"317"
|
"star-open-dot"
|
"18"
|
"hexagram"
|
"118"
|
"hexagram-open"
|
"218"
|
"hexagram-dot"
|
"318"
|
"hexagram-open-dot"
|
"19"
|
"star-triangle-up"
|
"119"
|
"star-triangle-up-open"
|
"219"
|
"star-triangle-up-dot"
|
"319"
|
"star-triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"20"
|
"star-triangle-down"
|
"120"
|
"star-triangle-down-open"
|
"220"
|
"star-triangle-down-dot"
|
"320"
|
"star-triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"21"
|
"star-square"
|
"121"
|
"star-square-open"
|
"221"
|
"star-square-dot"
|
"321"
|
"star-square-open-dot"
|
"22"
|
"star-diamond"
|
"122"
|
"star-diamond-open"
|
"222"
|
"star-diamond-dot"
|
"322"
|
"star-diamond-open-dot"
|
"23"
|
"diamond-tall"
|
"123"
|
"diamond-tall-open"
|
"223"
|
"diamond-tall-dot"
|
"323"
|
"diamond-tall-open-dot"
|
"24"
|
"diamond-wide"
|
"124"
|
"diamond-wide-open"
|
"224"
|
"diamond-wide-dot"
|
"324"
|
"diamond-wide-open-dot"
|
"25"
|
"hourglass"
|
"125"
|
"hourglass-open"
|
"26"
|
"bowtie"
|
"126"
|
"bowtie-open"
|
"27"
|
"circle-cross"
|
"127"
|
"circle-cross-open"
|
"28"
|
"circle-x"
|
"128"
|
"circle-x-open"
|
"29"
|
"square-cross"
|
"129"
|
"square-cross-open"
|
"30"
|
"square-x"
|
"130"
|
"square-x-open"
|
"31"
|
"diamond-cross"
|
"131"
|
"diamond-cross-open"
|
"32"
|
"diamond-x"
|
"132"
|
"diamond-x-open"
|
"33"
|
"cross-thin"
|
"133"
|
"cross-thin-open"
|
"34"
|
"x-thin"
|
"134"
|
"x-thin-open"
|
"35"
|
"asterisk"
|
"135"
|
"asterisk-open"
|
"36"
|
"hash"
|
"136"
|
"hash-open"
|
"236"
|
"hash-dot"
|
"336"
|
"hash-open-dot"
|
"37"
|
"y-up"
|
"137"
|
"y-up-open"
|
"38"
|
"y-down"
|
"138"
|
"y-down-open"
|
"39"
|
"y-left"
|
"139"
|
"y-left-open"
|
"40"
|
"y-right"
|
"140"
|
"y-right-open"
|
"41"
|
"line-ew"
|
"141"
|
"line-ew-open"
|
"42"
|
"line-ns"
|
"142"
|
"line-ns-open"
|
"43"
|
"line-ne"
|
"143"
|
"line-ne-open"
|
"44"
|
"line-nw"
|
"144"
|
"line-nw-open"
)
"circle"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
number greater than or equal to 0)
6
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
1
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
enumerated:
"diameter"
|
"area"
)
"diameter"
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's symbol data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's opacity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"top left"
|
"top center"
|
"top right"
|
"middle left"
|
"middle center"
|
"middle right"
|
"bottom left"
|
"bottom center"
|
"bottom right"
)
"middle center"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's family data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's textposition data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's r data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's t data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.BarBar trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
string)
""
enumerated:
"v"
|
"h"
)
color)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
number greater than or equal to 0)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's r data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's t data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.BoxBox trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
number or categorical coordinate string)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
0.5
enumerated:
"all"
|
"outliers"
|
"suspectedoutliers"
|
False
)
"outliers"
enumerated:
True
|
"sd"
|
False
)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
number between or equal to -2 and 2)
enumerated:
"v"
|
"h"
)
color)
"rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)"
enumerated:
"0"
|
"circle"
|
"100"
|
"circle-open"
|
"200"
|
"circle-dot"
|
"300"
|
"circle-open-dot"
|
"1"
|
"square"
|
"101"
|
"square-open"
|
"201"
|
"square-dot"
|
"301"
|
"square-open-dot"
|
"2"
|
"diamond"
|
"102"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"202"
|
"diamond-dot"
|
"302"
|
"diamond-open-dot"
|
"3"
|
"cross"
|
"103"
|
"cross-open"
|
"203"
|
"cross-dot"
|
"303"
|
"cross-open-dot"
|
"4"
|
"x"
|
"104"
|
"x-open"
|
"204"
|
"x-dot"
|
"304"
|
"x-open-dot"
|
"5"
|
"triangle-up"
|
"105"
|
"triangle-up-open"
|
"205"
|
"triangle-up-dot"
|
"305"
|
"triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"6"
|
"triangle-down"
|
"106"
|
"triangle-down-open"
|
"206"
|
"triangle-down-dot"
|
"306"
|
"triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"7"
|
"triangle-left"
|
"107"
|
"triangle-left-open"
|
"207"
|
"triangle-left-dot"
|
"307"
|
"triangle-left-open-dot"
|
"8"
|
"triangle-right"
|
"108"
|
"triangle-right-open"
|
"208"
|
"triangle-right-dot"
|
"308"
|
"triangle-right-open-dot"
|
"9"
|
"triangle-ne"
|
"109"
|
"triangle-ne-open"
|
"209"
|
"triangle-ne-dot"
|
"309"
|
"triangle-ne-open-dot"
|
"10"
|
"triangle-se"
|
"110"
|
"triangle-se-open"
|
"210"
|
"triangle-se-dot"
|
"310"
|
"triangle-se-open-dot"
|
"11"
|
"triangle-sw"
|
"111"
|
"triangle-sw-open"
|
"211"
|
"triangle-sw-dot"
|
"311"
|
"triangle-sw-open-dot"
|
"12"
|
"triangle-nw"
|
"112"
|
"triangle-nw-open"
|
"212"
|
"triangle-nw-dot"
|
"312"
|
"triangle-nw-open-dot"
|
"13"
|
"pentagon"
|
"113"
|
"pentagon-open"
|
"213"
|
"pentagon-dot"
|
"313"
|
"pentagon-open-dot"
|
"14"
|
"hexagon"
|
"114"
|
"hexagon-open"
|
"214"
|
"hexagon-dot"
|
"314"
|
"hexagon-open-dot"
|
"15"
|
"hexagon2"
|
"115"
|
"hexagon2-open"
|
"215"
|
"hexagon2-dot"
|
"315"
|
"hexagon2-open-dot"
|
"16"
|
"octagon"
|
"116"
|
"octagon-open"
|
"216"
|
"octagon-dot"
|
"316"
|
"octagon-open-dot"
|
"17"
|
"star"
|
"117"
|
"star-open"
|
"217"
|
"star-dot"
|
"317"
|
"star-open-dot"
|
"18"
|
"hexagram"
|
"118"
|
"hexagram-open"
|
"218"
|
"hexagram-dot"
|
"318"
|
"hexagram-open-dot"
|
"19"
|
"star-triangle-up"
|
"119"
|
"star-triangle-up-open"
|
"219"
|
"star-triangle-up-dot"
|
"319"
|
"star-triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"20"
|
"star-triangle-down"
|
"120"
|
"star-triangle-down-open"
|
"220"
|
"star-triangle-down-dot"
|
"320"
|
"star-triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"21"
|
"star-square"
|
"121"
|
"star-square-open"
|
"221"
|
"star-square-dot"
|
"321"
|
"star-square-open-dot"
|
"22"
|
"star-diamond"
|
"122"
|
"star-diamond-open"
|
"222"
|
"star-diamond-dot"
|
"322"
|
"star-diamond-open-dot"
|
"23"
|
"diamond-tall"
|
"123"
|
"diamond-tall-open"
|
"223"
|
"diamond-tall-dot"
|
"323"
|
"diamond-tall-open-dot"
|
"24"
|
"diamond-wide"
|
"124"
|
"diamond-wide-open"
|
"224"
|
"diamond-wide-dot"
|
"324"
|
"diamond-wide-open-dot"
|
"25"
|
"hourglass"
|
"125"
|
"hourglass-open"
|
"26"
|
"bowtie"
|
"126"
|
"bowtie-open"
|
"27"
|
"circle-cross"
|
"127"
|
"circle-cross-open"
|
"28"
|
"circle-x"
|
"128"
|
"circle-x-open"
|
"29"
|
"square-cross"
|
"129"
|
"square-cross-open"
|
"30"
|
"square-x"
|
"130"
|
"square-x-open"
|
"31"
|
"diamond-cross"
|
"131"
|
"diamond-cross-open"
|
"32"
|
"diamond-x"
|
"132"
|
"diamond-x-open"
|
"33"
|
"cross-thin"
|
"133"
|
"cross-thin-open"
|
"34"
|
"x-thin"
|
"134"
|
"x-thin-open"
|
"35"
|
"asterisk"
|
"135"
|
"asterisk-open"
|
"36"
|
"hash"
|
"136"
|
"hash-open"
|
"236"
|
"hash-dot"
|
"336"
|
"hash-open-dot"
|
"37"
|
"y-up"
|
"137"
|
"y-up-open"
|
"38"
|
"y-down"
|
"138"
|
"y-down-open"
|
"39"
|
"y-left"
|
"139"
|
"y-left-open"
|
"40"
|
"y-right"
|
"140"
|
"y-right-open"
|
"41"
|
"line-ew"
|
"141"
|
"line-ew-open"
|
"42"
|
"line-ns"
|
"142"
|
"line-ns-open"
|
"43"
|
"line-ne"
|
"143"
|
"line-ne-open"
|
"44"
|
"line-nw"
|
"144"
|
"line-nw-open"
)
"circle"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
number greater than or equal to 0)
6
color)
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.HeatmapHeatmap trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fast"
|
"best"
|
False
)
boolean)
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.HistogramHistogram trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
string)
""
enumerated:
"v"
|
"h"
)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
number greater than or equal to 0)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"count"
|
"sum"
|
"avg"
|
"min"
|
"max"
)
"count"
enumerated:
""
|
"percent"
|
"probability"
|
"density"
|
"probability density"
)
""
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's r data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's t data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.Histogram2DHistogram2D trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fast"
|
"best"
|
False
)
boolean)
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"v"
|
"h"
)
enumerated:
"count"
|
"sum"
|
"avg"
|
"min"
|
"max"
)
"count"
enumerated:
""
|
"percent"
|
"probability"
|
"density"
|
"probability density"
)
""
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.PiePie trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"label", "text", "value", "percent", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"label", "text", "label+text", "label+text+value", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's colors data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
string)
""
flaglist string)
"label", "text", "value", "percent" joined with a "+"
OR "none".
"label", "text", "label+text", "label+text+value", "none"
enumerated:
"inside"
|
"outside"
|
"auto"
|
"none"
)
"auto"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
0
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"clockwise"
|
"counterclockwise"
)
"counterclockwise"
number between or equal to -360 and 360)
0
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
0
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's labels data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's values data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's textposition data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's pull data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.ContourContour trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fast"
|
"best"
|
False
)
boolean)
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
True
integer)
0
number)
number)
number)
enumerated:
"fill"
|
"heatmap"
|
"lines"
|
"none"
)
"fill"
boolean)
True
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
string)
"solid"
number between or equal to 0 and 1.3)
1
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.Histogram2DContourHistogram2DContour trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
enumerated:
"array"
|
"scaled"
)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fast"
|
"best"
|
False
)
boolean)
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"v"
|
"h"
)
enumerated:
"count"
|
"sum"
|
"avg"
|
"min"
|
"max"
)
"count"
enumerated:
""
|
"percent"
|
"probability"
|
"density"
|
"probability density"
)
""
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
True
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
True
integer)
0
number)
number)
number)
enumerated:
"fill"
|
"heatmap"
|
"lines"
|
"none"
)
"fill"
boolean)
True
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
string)
"solid"
number between or equal to 0 and 1.3)
1
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.Scatter3DScatter3D trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
string)
""
flaglist string)
"lines", "markers", "text" joined with a "+"
OR "none".
"lines", "markers", "lines+markers", "lines+markers+text", "none"
"lines+markers"
enumerated:
"-1"
|
"0"
|
"1"
|
"2"
)
"-1"
color)
boolean)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
number between or equal to 0 and 10)
0.6666666666666666
boolean)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
number between or equal to 0 and 10)
0.6666666666666666
boolean)
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
number between or equal to 0 and 10)
0.6666666666666666
color)
enumerated:
"circle"
|
"circle-open"
|
"square"
|
"square-open"
|
"diamond"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"cross"
|
"x"
)
"circle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
8
number)
1
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
enumerated:
"diameter"
|
"area"
)
"diameter"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's symbol data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's opacity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"top left"
|
"top center"
|
"top right"
|
"middle left"
|
"middle center"
|
"middle right"
|
"bottom left"
|
"bottom center"
|
"bottom right"
)
"top center"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's family data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
sceneid)
scene
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's textposition data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.SurfaceSurface trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
boolean)
True
boolean)
color)
"#000"
boolean)
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
color)
"#000"
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
color)
"#000"
boolean)
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
color)
"#000"
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
color)
"#000"
boolean)
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
color)
"#000"
number between or equal to 1 and 16)
2
boolean)
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
sceneid)
scene
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.Mesh3DMesh3D trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"x"
|
"y"
|
"z"
)
"z"
number)
-1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
color)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
boolean)
colorscale)
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
sceneid)
scene
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's i data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's j data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's k data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's intensity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's vertexcolor data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's facecolor data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.ScatterGeoScatterGeo trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"lon", "lat", "location", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"lon", "lat", "lon+lat", "lon+lat+location", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"ISO-3"
|
"USA-states"
|
"country names"
)
"ISO-3"
flaglist string)
"lines", "markers", "text" joined with a "+"
OR "none".
"lines", "markers", "lines+markers", "lines+markers+text", "none"
"markers"
string)
""
enumerated:
"0"
|
"circle"
|
"100"
|
"circle-open"
|
"200"
|
"circle-dot"
|
"300"
|
"circle-open-dot"
|
"1"
|
"square"
|
"101"
|
"square-open"
|
"201"
|
"square-dot"
|
"301"
|
"square-open-dot"
|
"2"
|
"diamond"
|
"102"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"202"
|
"diamond-dot"
|
"302"
|
"diamond-open-dot"
|
"3"
|
"cross"
|
"103"
|
"cross-open"
|
"203"
|
"cross-dot"
|
"303"
|
"cross-open-dot"
|
"4"
|
"x"
|
"104"
|
"x-open"
|
"204"
|
"x-dot"
|
"304"
|
"x-open-dot"
|
"5"
|
"triangle-up"
|
"105"
|
"triangle-up-open"
|
"205"
|
"triangle-up-dot"
|
"305"
|
"triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"6"
|
"triangle-down"
|
"106"
|
"triangle-down-open"
|
"206"
|
"triangle-down-dot"
|
"306"
|
"triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"7"
|
"triangle-left"
|
"107"
|
"triangle-left-open"
|
"207"
|
"triangle-left-dot"
|
"307"
|
"triangle-left-open-dot"
|
"8"
|
"triangle-right"
|
"108"
|
"triangle-right-open"
|
"208"
|
"triangle-right-dot"
|
"308"
|
"triangle-right-open-dot"
|
"9"
|
"triangle-ne"
|
"109"
|
"triangle-ne-open"
|
"209"
|
"triangle-ne-dot"
|
"309"
|
"triangle-ne-open-dot"
|
"10"
|
"triangle-se"
|
"110"
|
"triangle-se-open"
|
"210"
|
"triangle-se-dot"
|
"310"
|
"triangle-se-open-dot"
|
"11"
|
"triangle-sw"
|
"111"
|
"triangle-sw-open"
|
"211"
|
"triangle-sw-dot"
|
"311"
|
"triangle-sw-open-dot"
|
"12"
|
"triangle-nw"
|
"112"
|
"triangle-nw-open"
|
"212"
|
"triangle-nw-dot"
|
"312"
|
"triangle-nw-open-dot"
|
"13"
|
"pentagon"
|
"113"
|
"pentagon-open"
|
"213"
|
"pentagon-dot"
|
"313"
|
"pentagon-open-dot"
|
"14"
|
"hexagon"
|
"114"
|
"hexagon-open"
|
"214"
|
"hexagon-dot"
|
"314"
|
"hexagon-open-dot"
|
"15"
|
"hexagon2"
|
"115"
|
"hexagon2-open"
|
"215"
|
"hexagon2-dot"
|
"315"
|
"hexagon2-open-dot"
|
"16"
|
"octagon"
|
"116"
|
"octagon-open"
|
"216"
|
"octagon-dot"
|
"316"
|
"octagon-open-dot"
|
"17"
|
"star"
|
"117"
|
"star-open"
|
"217"
|
"star-dot"
|
"317"
|
"star-open-dot"
|
"18"
|
"hexagram"
|
"118"
|
"hexagram-open"
|
"218"
|
"hexagram-dot"
|
"318"
|
"hexagram-open-dot"
|
"19"
|
"star-triangle-up"
|
"119"
|
"star-triangle-up-open"
|
"219"
|
"star-triangle-up-dot"
|
"319"
|
"star-triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"20"
|
"star-triangle-down"
|
"120"
|
"star-triangle-down-open"
|
"220"
|
"star-triangle-down-dot"
|
"320"
|
"star-triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"21"
|
"star-square"
|
"121"
|
"star-square-open"
|
"221"
|
"star-square-dot"
|
"321"
|
"star-square-open-dot"
|
"22"
|
"star-diamond"
|
"122"
|
"star-diamond-open"
|
"222"
|
"star-diamond-dot"
|
"322"
|
"star-diamond-open-dot"
|
"23"
|
"diamond-tall"
|
"123"
|
"diamond-tall-open"
|
"223"
|
"diamond-tall-dot"
|
"323"
|
"diamond-tall-open-dot"
|
"24"
|
"diamond-wide"
|
"124"
|
"diamond-wide-open"
|
"224"
|
"diamond-wide-dot"
|
"324"
|
"diamond-wide-open-dot"
|
"25"
|
"hourglass"
|
"125"
|
"hourglass-open"
|
"26"
|
"bowtie"
|
"126"
|
"bowtie-open"
|
"27"
|
"circle-cross"
|
"127"
|
"circle-cross-open"
|
"28"
|
"circle-x"
|
"128"
|
"circle-x-open"
|
"29"
|
"square-cross"
|
"129"
|
"square-cross-open"
|
"30"
|
"square-x"
|
"130"
|
"square-x-open"
|
"31"
|
"diamond-cross"
|
"131"
|
"diamond-cross-open"
|
"32"
|
"diamond-x"
|
"132"
|
"diamond-x-open"
|
"33"
|
"cross-thin"
|
"133"
|
"cross-thin-open"
|
"34"
|
"x-thin"
|
"134"
|
"x-thin-open"
|
"35"
|
"asterisk"
|
"135"
|
"asterisk-open"
|
"36"
|
"hash"
|
"136"
|
"hash-open"
|
"236"
|
"hash-dot"
|
"336"
|
"hash-open-dot"
|
"37"
|
"y-up"
|
"137"
|
"y-up-open"
|
"38"
|
"y-down"
|
"138"
|
"y-down-open"
|
"39"
|
"y-left"
|
"139"
|
"y-left-open"
|
"40"
|
"y-right"
|
"140"
|
"y-right-open"
|
"41"
|
"line-ew"
|
"141"
|
"line-ew-open"
|
"42"
|
"line-ns"
|
"142"
|
"line-ns-open"
|
"43"
|
"line-ne"
|
"143"
|
"line-ne-open"
|
"44"
|
"line-nw"
|
"144"
|
"line-nw-open"
)
"circle"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
number greater than or equal to 0)
6
number)
1
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
enumerated:
"diameter"
|
"area"
)
"diameter"
color)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's symbol data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's opacity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's family data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"top left"
|
"top center"
|
"top right"
|
"middle left"
|
"middle center"
|
"middle right"
|
"bottom left"
|
"bottom center"
|
"bottom right"
)
"middle center"
geoid)
geo
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's lon data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's lat data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's locations data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's textposition data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.ChoroplethChoropleth trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"location", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"location", "z", "location+z", "location+z+text", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"ISO-3"
|
"USA-states"
|
"country names"
)
"ISO-3"
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
True
number)
number)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
True
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
geoid)
geo
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's locations data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's z data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.ScatterglScattergl trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number or categorical coordinate string)
0
number)
1
string)
""
flaglist string)
"lines", "markers" joined with a "+"
OR "none".
"lines", "markers", "lines+markers", "none"
color)
enumerated:
"circle"
|
"circle-open"
|
"square"
|
"square-open"
|
"diamond"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"cross"
|
"x"
)
"circle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
6
number)
1
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
enumerated:
"diameter"
|
"area"
)
"diameter"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
colorscale)
boolean)
True
number)
number)
boolean)
True
boolean)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's width data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"pixels"
number greater than or equal to 0)
30
enumerated:
"fraction"
|
"pixels"
)
"fraction"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
1.02
enumerated:
"left"
|
"center"
|
"right"
)
"left"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number between or equal to -2 and 3)
0.5
enumerated:
"top"
|
"middle"
|
"bottom"
)
"middle"
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
number greater than or equal to 0)
0
color)
"rgba(0,0,0,0)"
enumerated:
"auto"
|
"linear"
|
"array"
)
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
number)
0
number or categorical coordinate string)
1
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
enumerated:
"outside"
|
"inside"
|
""
)
""
number greater than or equal to 0)
5
number greater than or equal to 0)
1
color)
"#444"
boolean)
True
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
angle)
auto
string)
""
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
""
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
enumerated:
"none"
|
"e"
|
"E"
|
"power"
|
"SI"
|
"B"
)
"B"
enumerated:
"all"
|
"first"
|
"last"
|
"none"
)
"all"
string)
"Click to enter colorscale title"
string)
number greater than or equal to 1)
color)
enumerated:
"right"
|
"top"
|
"bottom"
)
"top"
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's tickvals data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's ticktext data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's symbol data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's opacity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
enumerated:
"none"
|
"tozeroy"
|
"tozerox"
)
"none"
color)
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
boolean)
enumerated:
"percent"
|
"constant"
|
"sqrt"
|
"data"
)
boolean)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
number greater than or equal to 0)
10
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
integer greater than or equal to 0)
0
boolean)
boolean)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
2
number greater than or equal to 0)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's array data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's arrayminus data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
axisid)
x
axisid)
y
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's x data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's y data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's text data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
import plotly.graph_objs as gogo.AreaArea trace is a graph object with any of the named arguments or attributes listed below.
enumerated:
True
|
False
|
"legendonly"
)
True
boolean)
True
string)
""
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
1
string)
flaglist string)
"x", "y", "z", "text", "name" joined with a "+"
OR "all" or "none".
"x", "y", "x+y", "x+y+z", "all"
"all"
string)
number greater than or equal to 0)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
list, numpy array, or Pandas series of numbers, strings, or datetimes.)
color)
number greater than or equal to 0)
6
enumerated:
"0"
|
"circle"
|
"100"
|
"circle-open"
|
"200"
|
"circle-dot"
|
"300"
|
"circle-open-dot"
|
"1"
|
"square"
|
"101"
|
"square-open"
|
"201"
|
"square-dot"
|
"301"
|
"square-open-dot"
|
"2"
|
"diamond"
|
"102"
|
"diamond-open"
|
"202"
|
"diamond-dot"
|
"302"
|
"diamond-open-dot"
|
"3"
|
"cross"
|
"103"
|
"cross-open"
|
"203"
|
"cross-dot"
|
"303"
|
"cross-open-dot"
|
"4"
|
"x"
|
"104"
|
"x-open"
|
"204"
|
"x-dot"
|
"304"
|
"x-open-dot"
|
"5"
|
"triangle-up"
|
"105"
|
"triangle-up-open"
|
"205"
|
"triangle-up-dot"
|
"305"
|
"triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"6"
|
"triangle-down"
|
"106"
|
"triangle-down-open"
|
"206"
|
"triangle-down-dot"
|
"306"
|
"triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"7"
|
"triangle-left"
|
"107"
|
"triangle-left-open"
|
"207"
|
"triangle-left-dot"
|
"307"
|
"triangle-left-open-dot"
|
"8"
|
"triangle-right"
|
"108"
|
"triangle-right-open"
|
"208"
|
"triangle-right-dot"
|
"308"
|
"triangle-right-open-dot"
|
"9"
|
"triangle-ne"
|
"109"
|
"triangle-ne-open"
|
"209"
|
"triangle-ne-dot"
|
"309"
|
"triangle-ne-open-dot"
|
"10"
|
"triangle-se"
|
"110"
|
"triangle-se-open"
|
"210"
|
"triangle-se-dot"
|
"310"
|
"triangle-se-open-dot"
|
"11"
|
"triangle-sw"
|
"111"
|
"triangle-sw-open"
|
"211"
|
"triangle-sw-dot"
|
"311"
|
"triangle-sw-open-dot"
|
"12"
|
"triangle-nw"
|
"112"
|
"triangle-nw-open"
|
"212"
|
"triangle-nw-dot"
|
"312"
|
"triangle-nw-open-dot"
|
"13"
|
"pentagon"
|
"113"
|
"pentagon-open"
|
"213"
|
"pentagon-dot"
|
"313"
|
"pentagon-open-dot"
|
"14"
|
"hexagon"
|
"114"
|
"hexagon-open"
|
"214"
|
"hexagon-dot"
|
"314"
|
"hexagon-open-dot"
|
"15"
|
"hexagon2"
|
"115"
|
"hexagon2-open"
|
"215"
|
"hexagon2-dot"
|
"315"
|
"hexagon2-open-dot"
|
"16"
|
"octagon"
|
"116"
|
"octagon-open"
|
"216"
|
"octagon-dot"
|
"316"
|
"octagon-open-dot"
|
"17"
|
"star"
|
"117"
|
"star-open"
|
"217"
|
"star-dot"
|
"317"
|
"star-open-dot"
|
"18"
|
"hexagram"
|
"118"
|
"hexagram-open"
|
"218"
|
"hexagram-dot"
|
"318"
|
"hexagram-open-dot"
|
"19"
|
"star-triangle-up"
|
"119"
|
"star-triangle-up-open"
|
"219"
|
"star-triangle-up-dot"
|
"319"
|
"star-triangle-up-open-dot"
|
"20"
|
"star-triangle-down"
|
"120"
|
"star-triangle-down-open"
|
"220"
|
"star-triangle-down-dot"
|
"320"
|
"star-triangle-down-open-dot"
|
"21"
|
"star-square"
|
"121"
|
"star-square-open"
|
"221"
|
"star-square-dot"
|
"321"
|
"star-square-open-dot"
|
"22"
|
"star-diamond"
|
"122"
|
"star-diamond-open"
|
"222"
|
"star-diamond-dot"
|
"322"
|
"star-diamond-open-dot"
|
"23"
|
"diamond-tall"
|
"123"
|
"diamond-tall-open"
|
"223"
|
"diamond-tall-dot"
|
"323"
|
"diamond-tall-open-dot"
|
"24"
|
"diamond-wide"
|
"124"
|
"diamond-wide-open"
|
"224"
|
"diamond-wide-dot"
|
"324"
|
"diamond-wide-open-dot"
|
"25"
|
"hourglass"
|
"125"
|
"hourglass-open"
|
"26"
|
"bowtie"
|
"126"
|
"bowtie-open"
|
"27"
|
"circle-cross"
|
"127"
|
"circle-cross-open"
|
"28"
|
"circle-x"
|
"128"
|
"circle-x-open"
|
"29"
|
"square-cross"
|
"129"
|
"square-cross-open"
|
"30"
|
"square-x"
|
"130"
|
"square-x-open"
|
"31"
|
"diamond-cross"
|
"131"
|
"diamond-cross-open"
|
"32"
|
"diamond-x"
|
"132"
|
"diamond-x-open"
|
"33"
|
"cross-thin"
|
"133"
|
"cross-thin-open"
|
"34"
|
"x-thin"
|
"134"
|
"x-thin-open"
|
"35"
|
"asterisk"
|
"135"
|
"asterisk-open"
|
"36"
|
"hash"
|
"136"
|
"hash-open"
|
"236"
|
"hash-dot"
|
"336"
|
"hash-open-dot"
|
"37"
|
"y-up"
|
"137"
|
"y-up-open"
|
"38"
|
"y-down"
|
"138"
|
"y-down-open"
|
"39"
|
"y-left"
|
"139"
|
"y-left-open"
|
"40"
|
"y-right"
|
"140"
|
"y-right-open"
|
"41"
|
"line-ew"
|
"141"
|
"line-ew-open"
|
"42"
|
"line-ns"
|
"142"
|
"line-ns-open"
|
"43"
|
"line-ne"
|
"143"
|
"line-ne-open"
|
"44"
|
"line-nw"
|
"144"
|
"line-nw-open"
)
"circle"
number between or equal to 0 and 1)
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's color data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's size data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's symbol data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's opacity data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's r data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.
source string | plotly.grid_objs.Column)
source string refers to a unique identifier that is assigned to a plotly grid. Assigning data to a graph with a source string is an alternative way to set this graph's t data. It's useful if you want to keep your data separate from your graphs, create several graphs from a single dataset, or edit your graph's data after creation. Learn more.